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*Don't shell out for the $100 version that lets you push apps to your iPhone until you have AT LEAST the rough draft of your app completed and running on the si
by aschobel 18y ago
*Don't shell out for the $100 version that lets you push apps to your iPhone until you have AT LEAST the rough draft of your app completed and running on the simulator. There's nothing worse then spending $100 on something and then never using it because you've lost interest.
Disagree, without a developer provisioning certificate you can't test the app on a real phone. There are a few inconsistencies between the Simulator and the real device, you need to test early.
re: the red tape. This is only a problem if you charge for the app. Free apps are dead simple, and Apple has been super responsive in approving our app. Only took them 3 business days.